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Some patients have tinnitus (‘ringing in the ear’) before surgery, which is a symptom of acoustic neuromas. This symptom does not always stop after surgery; approximately 40% of people will be cured of the tinnitus, 47% will experience no change in symptoms and 13% will experience worsening tinnitus.
